I loved this book but it was a little cringe for me in some scenes which is why I have rated it 3 stars. Sophie your blog posts are hilarious, even with the pandemic putting a lock down on your dating life.

Zara is trying to navigate the crazy world of dating whilst also trying to focus on her future, feeling like she's getting to the point of her life where she's running out of time for love.I can honestly say that all the responses from men, including from some former internet dates, have been very positive. She wanted to paint a picture of a trendy, vibrant city- not a crime-fighting, poverty-struck town that we traditionally see in Scottish fiction. And as well as hitting top spot in the Erotic Fiction charts, Waterstone’s made it one of their books of the year.

If you’re looking for a book that has correct grammar, is well proof read and full of words you have to look up in the dictionary then this book is not for you.The story was okay, but I did get a bit fed up of some of the stuff repeating throughout (why does she continually refer to her vagina as fishy? Several of my female friends have relayed tales of meeting blokes who think that the simple act of agreeing to go on a date is a contractual guarantee of sex. Laughed all the way through this book true witty heartfelt take on glasgow / Lanarkshire and the trials and tribulations of modern dating.